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Based on my direct analysis of what GOLDTRUST FUTURES provides, I can confirm that this broker does implement various handling fees depending on the specific commodity being traded. While I looked for details regarding commission structures similar to what’s typically found on ECN or raw spread forex accounts, GOLDTRUST FUTURES is fundamentally a futures broker and does not actually offer forex trading at all. Instead, its primary focus is on regulated futures contracts, primarily within China under the oversight of CFFEX. In my professional experience, transparent commission schedules are a hallmark of trustworthy brokers, especially for traders needing to compare costs precisely. However, for GOLDTRUST FUTURES, I found no published information specifying exact commission-per-lot fees or a detailed fee breakdown on their available accounts. This lack of explicit information requires a careful approach; I would personally recommend reaching out to their support for documented fee schedules before opening an account or making sizeable commitments. Additionally, I noticed they offer two account types—regular and professional—but again, without disclosed details about how fees differ between these. For me, this lack of published transparency on commissions would be a reason for caution and further inquiry. Ultimately, while GOLDTRUST is a regulated entity with several years in business, the absence of clear fee information means I would not make cost assumptions; I prefer full clarity to ensure that I can manage my risk and costs effectively.